WSOPC Hammond

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Kojo Enu

Albin Zubricki

Alexandre Barbaranelli

Angelo Kozonis

Bala Iyer

Bekr Ali

Bozidar Ranogajec

Chad Moore

Daniel Johnson

Eric Kim

Eric Mc Donald

Eric Wetli

Glenn Deering

Jonathan Pichler

Kameron Kyhnell

Karl Kyhnell

Keith Thurman

Players in the Main Event are returning from their second break of the day to Level 7, with blinds 500/1,000 (1,000).

The field has crossed the 120 entrant mark, and late registration will remain open until the start of Level 13 (approx. 8:45 p.m. CT).

Here's a look at the top 10 chip counts at the break:

1. Daniel Lei - 220,000 (220 bb)
2. Glenn Deering - 204,500 (205 bb)
3. Albin Zubricki - 160,000 (160 bb)
4. David McGowan - 140,600 (141 bb)
5. Tracy Mason - 137,000 (137 bb)
6. Angelo Fisher - 120,000 (120 bb)
7. Bozidar Ranogajec - 112,000 (112 bb)
8. Ryan Cooper - 112,000 (112 bb)
9. Ricky Landais - 108,000 (108 bb)
10. Christie Yau - 107,000 (107 bb)

Karl Kyhnell

You don't always have to pony up the full buy-in amount for your Main Event seat at a WSOP Circuit Stop, just ask any of the nine players who qualified for a seat on ClubGG.com .

Four of those players have made their way into Flight 1A, including Tracy Mason, Wendy Johnson, Michael Hoselton, and Karl Kyhnell.

"It was super easy." Mentioned Kyhnell. 

Adding, "There's a qualifier every night that gives away four seats to any $1,700 WSOPC Main Event of your choice." "I played, won the seat, picked this event because it's close to me, and my seat was ready when I showed up today."

Qualifying on ClubGG.com means a maximum return on investment, so we'll be keeping an eye on these players as they navigate the field to a hopefully deep run and a huge payday.

Good luck, everyone!

Angela Jordison among the final 10 in H.O.R.S.E

The final 17 players in Event #10: $400 H.O.R.S.E. bagged up early this morning and are returning to The Venue at Horseshoe Hammond to play to a winner. 

Everyone has $837 locked up, but all eyes will be on the $9,688 first-place prize and the coveted WSOPC ring.

Good luck, players!